Re: large gall stones

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kathymoose wrote:

Help!!

My ultrasound showed two very large gallstones filling most of the

space in my gall bladder. My doctor said that passing them would be

impossible, removing the gall bladder is the only solution. Is he

right? Is it possible to break them up somehow or dissolve them

before cleansing?

Thanks for any help.

You can safely do a liver flush. Please go to www.curezone.com and you will

find a liver forum that can help you. You will also find the recipe for the

liver flush there. Your Dr. is wrong.

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Well, according to my doctor I had just one large gallstone, but within nine

months I had no gallstone(s), as of the time of the last ultrasound. My doctor

wanted me to schedule for an operation to be done within the next two weeks

after the diagnostic was completed by an MRI.

The process of working towards the goal of getting rid of gallstones is really

relatively simple it just takes some new resolves in one's life in order to keep

with a healthy diet plan. It really isn't a matter of dieting as is common to

dieting as much as simply having a diet that is abundant with food, and exercise

too. Avoiding all saturated and hydrogenated fats starts the process. Next in

line is working at avoiding foods that don't let the liver do its job as

efficiently as it will need to do in order to start reducing the size of the

gallstones, which hopefully are not calcified and required only an X-ray to be

noticed, this would call for avoiding such things as cheeses and white refined

wheat flour.

Doing things like the liver and gallbladder flush can be pretty intimidating to

someone just learning about their liver and gallbladder problems but at least I

would say you're going to be starting at the right place. There are other groups

too to which you may want to join to add to the information you'll be gaining

here. One such group is the Bowelcleanse group. There is a synergetic

relationship between the stomach, small intestines, large intestines, liver,

gallbladder, and pancreas. It is pretty important to get the bowels in good

working order so as to help the liver do its job of helping to cleanse out the

bile stones that may have developed in it too as well as in the gallbladder.

bowel cleanse/messages

There are many modalities to which to turn in getting things in order too. Such

things as parasite cleansing, ozone or oxygen therapies, castor oil packs,

colonic or enemas, and the taking of such supplements as lecithin, taurine, and

other essential fatty acids will help. Getting an understanding of just what

these individual modalities are doing really helps a lot in getting an idea of

just what the body is needing and doing with what it is provided.

There are many books to which to turn for getting an education regarding the

liver, gallbladder, colon connection but one that I often recommend is Dr.

Cabot's, " The Liver Cleansing Diet " . It is simple and straight forward

regarding the liver, and has a good diet plan for getting it in order for the

rest of the body to also be brought to good order.

Check the doctor's questionnaire and see how you fare. This will let you see

that it really isn't the gallbladder and the stones there that really needs the

work. It's the Liver that's crying for good food to get the bile built that will

help to reduce the size of the bile stones already existing in the gallbladder

or liver.

http://www.liverdoctor.com/liverquestionnaire.shtml

We all wish you the best in this endeavor. However, this isn't something that

works for all people as some do have situations such as gallbladders that are so

diseased that they will not come back to health or calcium types of stones that

just won't move and do have to be removed. Then too there are those of us who

are enjoying our successes in this endeavor to keep what we started with in this

life we live.

Dale

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> From: " kathymoose " <amygertz@...>

> My ultrasound showed two very large gallstones filling most of the

space in my gall bladder. My doctor said that passing them would be

impossible, removing the gall bladder is the only solution. Is he right?

No, he is giving you false information, doesn't care about what happens

to you and probably lying to you to put more money in his pocket.

If you take care of yourself and get rid of them on your own, instead

of taking his bogus advice, he will probably get quite pissed off at you.

Which should tell you he has only his own interests in mind and not yours.

> Is it possible to break them up somehow or dissolve them before cleansing?

Yes, of course. Before, during, and after cleansings.

And cleansing the bowel is VERY important. I agree with ette and Dale.

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It depends on what kind of stones they are and the condition of your

gallbladder. Sometimes they can pass with flushing...and sometimes

they can't.

If your gallbladder is in good shape still and the stones are not too

large...the flushing may be all you need to do. Since the stones did

show up in your tests....it is most highly likely they are the

hardened kind of stones....so the shape, size, and texture of the

stones will be the determining factor. If only two stones show up

and appear to fill the gallbladder...then you gallbladder may still

be in good enough condition to stretch and pass them okay. The only

way to find out is try the flush. Yes, you risk having the stones

get stuck in the bile duck which will cause an attack...but even

then, if they fail to pass, the results will be gallbladder removal.

Sometimes the stones will move and then fall back in the gallbladder

requiring several attempts before they pass. The biggest risks are

that trying to pass the stones may rupture the gallbladder or a stone

will detour and get suck in the pancreatic duck. From my

understanding this is rare and can occur without even trying to do a

flush.

It's a choice only you can make. All I can say is do your research

before you decide. Get to know your stones as best you can before

you do the flush.

Christa

> Help!!

> My ultrasound showed two very large gallstones filling most of the

> space in my gall bladder. My doctor said that passing them would

be

> impossible, removing the gall bladder is the only solution. Is he

> right? Is it possible to break them up somehow or dissolve them

> before cleansing?

> Thanks for any help.